Oracle Applications Users Group - OAUG Affiliated Geographical and Special Interest Groups

OAUG Affiliated Geographical and Special Interest Groups

OAUG Geographic user groups (Geos) and special interest groups (SIGs) serve the grassroots of the Oracle community and offer additional educational and networking opportunities through their links with the OAUG and Oracle Corporation. OAUG Geos are located in the United States, Canada, AsiaPac, Latin America and EMEA regions and meet to facilitate networking among regional users. OAUG SIGS serve as forums to collect and discuss user interest on specific issues and areas within the family of Oracle Applications products. A list of all OAUG Geos and SIGs can be found at http://oaug.com/usercommunities/.

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